Bachelor of Arts (BA) in Psychology
Program Overview An in-depth exploration of human behavior, mental processes, and the biological foundations of the mind, ranging from developmental stages to abnormal psychology.
Core Curriculum & Research Expertise
Key Courses: Introduction to Psychology, Research Methods in Behavioral Science, Abnormal Psychology.
Technical Pillars:Affective Science (Emotions), Cognitive Functions, and Statistical Analysis.
Applied Training: Supervised internships in community mental health centers, school counseling, and corporate HR departments.
Ethical Standards: Integrated curriculum following American Psychological Association (APA) ethical standards.
Admissions & Prerequisites
Academic Record: Minimum cumulative high school GPA required.
Coursework: Completion of introductory Biology or Life Science (required for the biological foundations track).
Skills: Strong written communication skills required for intensive research reporting.
Faculty Spotlight
Lead Researcher:Dr. Lisa Feldman (Cognitive Psychologist).
Expertise:Affective Science and the Theory of Constructed Emotion.
Research Impact: Renowned for studies on how the brain creates emotional experiences and their impact on physical health.
Student Impact: Mentors students in laboratory settings to analyze the intersection of cognitive processes and social behavior.
Career & Professional Outcomes
Primary Paths: Clinical Psychology (Pre-grad), Mental Health Counseling, and Human Resources.
Corporate Applications:Market Research and Organizational Development (linking psychology to consumer behavior).
Advanced Pathways: Direct preparation for graduate studies in Social Work, Clinical Practice, or Law.
International Student Requirements
Credentialing: Full evaluation of previous academic credentials for US equivalency.
Language: Mandatory proof of English proficiency (TOEFL/IELTS).